Gov Zulum begs Buhari to invite Chadian army to join the fight against Boko Haram

September 30, 2020 News 1 Views

Zulum was reported to have made the enchantment on Wednesday, September 30, 2020, when he hosted some governors in Maiduguri, the state capital.

In lower than every week, Boko Haram insurgents have attacked the governor twice.

However regardless of the assaults, the governor was mentioned to have vowed that he wouldn’t be deterred from pursuing his objectives.

In a press release by Abdulrazaque Bello-Barkindo, the spokesman of the Nigeria Governors’ Discussion board (NGF), Zulum mentioned Nigeria might not document any success within the battle towards the Boko Haram terrorists if the federal authorities refuses to ask Chadian Military to affix within the battle.

The assertion reads, “Zulum pleaded with the federal authorities to make sure that Chadian troopers are invited to affix the Nigeria Military within the battle towards insurgency if any significant success is to be recorded on the battleground.

“Zulum rationalised that no single military wherever on the planet has ever succeeded in quelling insurgency and requested that the federal government regarded into methods of complementing the efforts of the Nigeria Military with the Chadian troopers, emphasising it’s not to undermine the Nigerian troopers however to assist them in ending the job inside a practical deadline.

“The scenario in our State has turn into very dire as a result of, every thing requires endurance, dedication and dedication if our folks had been to be drawn out of the woods.

“Chad Basin used to make use of about 10 million folks whereas the Sambisa Grazing Reserve and the Mandara Mountains used to make use of about three million folks however the insurgents have made these locations inaccessible to the folks.”

Talking on the governors’ assembly, chairman of NGF, Kayode Fayemi mentioned an assault towards one governor is an assault on all of them.

Whereas expressing assist for the federal government of Borno State, Fayemi introduced a donation of N100million to the state authorities.